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Delegate to the Continental Congress 1776-1782 President of the Continental Congress 1779-81 |
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It took Samuel but a moment to sign that "treasonous scrap of paper." His kinsmen & millions of other steadfast countrymen have been defending it for the 226 years since. |
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Battle of Sackett's Harbor, War of 1812 |
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1847, became an Indian interpreter for the Army during securing of California, Nevada & Utah for the United States. Served in this capacity until his death in 1879 |
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Wounded by poison gas on the fields of Europe |
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He left California in 1939 to join the air war in Europe Flew for England's Royal Air Force until 1943. Mustered into U. S. Army Air Corps 1943 |
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Returned to the U.S. from Yokohama, Japan December 1945 |
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translator, US Army FAC 1970-71 |
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